Something a community bank is equipped to handle with ease. 

Payoff vs. removal — what’s realistic:Since this is a UCC-1 filing, it’s a lien against the equipment, not the real property itself.

We haven't responded yet.And before anyone asks: There are VERY clear lease terms around the security deposit, ex: "In the event of forfeiture of the security deposit due to Lessee's failure to fully and faithfully perform all of the terms and conditions of this lease, Lessor retains all of his other rights and remedies" ; "Deductions will be made from the security deposit to reimburse Lessor for the cost of repairing any damage to the premises or equipment or the cost of replacing any of the articles or equipment that may be damaged beyond repair, lost or missing at the termination of this lease"; and "Not withstanding any other provisions expressed or implied herein, it is specifically understood and agreed that the entire security deposit aforesaid shall be automatically forfeited should Lessee vacat or abandon premises before the expiration of this lease"What are our options here?

You’d be saving a ton on labor and equipment costs that eat up most of the budget for guys who have to contract everything out.Buying raw land and improving it, clearing, adding a driveway, bringing in utilities, maybe even putting in septic, yeah, that's definitely a viable route.

Got excavating equipment on site. 

Im not afraid at taking some risk, as my current "hobby" is buying and selling large farm equipment from deals and auctions. 

He brings finance programs, knowledge of the best routes, and strategic insights, while I bring a vast network and expertise in asset management, property management, and construction/development.Not only do I own these companies, but I also bring a multi-generational network of contractors, developers, heavy equipment operators, plumbers, HVAC technicians, electricians, and more—trade professionals who can be leveraged for any project.

Perfect for active investors upgrading properties or equipment.3. 20% QBI Deduction stays.

Most newer folks in the investment space I have encountered what immediate results so they can quit their jobs as soon as possible - they think real estate is like a money vending machine, rather than a physical asset to invest in and let your money grow over the next 15+ years.

It's expensive, because they often require a crane and heavy equipment to move.